Gorgeous, eye-catching wedding venue in Bermuda Run, NC. Creative name from its proximity to…read moreWinston-Salem and Mocksville. The venue is located off Twins Way across from Bermuda Run Country Club. It is hard to not stare as you drive by. The striking renovated barn and National Historic Site stands out yet also fits with its surroundings. Although it was once a farm, the estate had updated technology to host weddings as well as corporate events. They have nearby hotel accommodations and recommended caterers with inclusive and a la carte options. If interested in having a wedding here, they offer a sip and see event (like an open house) for couples to view and experience the venue. WinMock offers the intimate Granary, large Loft, terrace, bridal suite, and grooms lounge. Overall, seems like a lovely place for a wedding, fundraiser, or corporate event.

Recently attended a wedding here and the space was gorgeous. I had never been here but had heard…read moregood things. There was outdoor and indoor space but honestly the upstairs stole the show. The ceilings were gorgeous.

This is an amazing must see mansion offering various events for special occasions and open to the…read morepublic during those times. After researching where to have a Valentines dinner I stumbled across this wonderful discovery. It checked all the boxes, romantic, intimate, decor, reasonably priced dinner with helpful and friendly staff. There are many converted dining areas among the rooms of the house. We were in the parlor I think overlooking the back yard just beyond the glass french doors where our table was positioned. Very pleasant. We enjoyed our dinner although the food was not the star experience I hoped for but nevertheless enjoyable from the limited choices. There were no menus. Waitress provided the details and it included the beverages. After dinner we were invited to walk through the various rooms of the house which were lovely. The entire downstairs were dining areas. The one that caught my eye was the library. It had a fireplace which added a warm feeling to the dimly lit room. There was also a separate dining area by the front of the house sporting more antique furniture and a fireplace. As we toured the house we went upstairs where all the bedrooms were. Each had their own charm. I expect those rooms were for changing areas for wedding parties. The mansion is mostly used for wedding events. It is a unique and lovely place in Thomasville to visit and I would highly recommend it for an event.

Andrew and His team were wonderful with my daughters wedding. The whole event was seamless and…read moreAndrew's guidance was priceless.

My niece had her wedding here last weekend. It was the perfect location for her 1920's themed…read morewedding!! The building is beautiful, with vintage decor. The staff was amazing to work with !!! A special THANK YOU to Ms Betty Owen, wedding planner. She is AMAZING!!!! She really went above and beyond to make the day so special, and every thing went very smooth!!! We had all the last minute nerves about everything falling into place on our big day, but thanks to Betty it could not have gone any better!!!! It's true what they say..."stay calm and trust the wedding planner"!! Especially if it's Betty !!!! A BIG THANK YOU TO THE ENTIRE STAFF that made our event on 3/4/17 so wonderful!!!!! Brenda O. Aunt of the bride

I grew up in High Point and didn't even know this place existed. Centennial Station is located…read moredowntown, just around the corner from Showplace. It used to be an old freight train depot in the early 1900s, but was later converted into a dinner theater and now, it's a special events center. Very old and rustic looking, a lot of the original wooden flooring and structure still remain in place today. I visited on Friday night for a wedding rehearsal dinner afterparty. The inside was nicely decorated for the holidays with Christmas trees, beautiful lights, and colorful ornaments. The main hall has a stage, dance floor, plenty of table seating, and a small open bar in the back. Cool space and perfect for the event. There was a projected slide show on stage of the married couple to be and also a little dancing. The sound system could have been better, but it wasn't a big deal. Bartenders did a good job. Ample parking outside.

I've gone to two events at this location and both events have been quite good. Parking is always a…read morechallenge because it's limited and you have to walk quite a ways to get to the venue so if you have someone that has difficulty walking long distances, it can be a challenge. But it's a very nice venue and both times the food and drink was done well and presented beautifully. Both events were catered by this location and we had a fabulous time.

I knew I wanted to get married at Revolution Mill before even getting engaged. I attended an event…read moreheld by Pepper Moon & Revolution Mill to meet Jaime, the Venue & Catering Manager, take a look around & test the food. We booked very shortly after that. The wedding planning process was a little over a year and Jaime was always there for me with reminders or to answer any questions I had. The day of the reception everything & everyone was in its place. The food was exceptional, staff was professional but fun. Overall absolutely amazing!

I visited this new event venue in Clemmons today and I was so impressed with the space! Kimmy gave…read moreus the grand tour showcasing all the spaces but also highlighting the possibilities available. The views from the arena are a stunning backdrop for any bride and groom wanting have an outdoor ceremony. Inside the barn there are three defined spaces. The foyer with its high ceilings and comfy furniture welcoming you inside. This is also where the restrooms are located. They have two newly constructed restrooms with multiple stalls in addition to the two original ones. The venue provides tables and chairs and table coverings for your event. There's a built in rustic bar in the corner of the main event space where clients can have a hired bartender serving drinks of their choice. The facilities are set up for a catering company to bring in the food of the clients choice or your band/DJ to unload easily with large rolling door access on either end of the barn. I visited in February so the trees were bare but I can only imagine how gorgeous the space looks in the spring, summer and fall. We were told they host smaller meetings there being able to block off spaces for a more intimate feel or can seat up to 1500 utilizing the whole space.

Amazing and beautiful! Had a surprise birthday party for my brother and it was perfect! If looking…read morefor a surprise property this is the location. Plenty of parking out of sight of the birthday girl or boy. Thanks to Christie and Kimmie for their assistance before during and after the event. Loved the location and y'alls assistance!

We recently had our High Point Central High School Class of 2000 25-year reunion at Congdon Yards…read more Our reunion took place on the third floor of "The Factory" building, inside "The Spinning Room." In short, I thought the space worked out great for the event. The event had less than 100 guests, catering by Pepper Moon Catering of Greensboro, a cash bar, music, an Epson projector and screen for a presentation/slideshow, and speakers with microphone. Take a look at my pictures to get a feel for the event space, vibe, and decor. On a Friday night, parking was free, plentiful, and easy. Congdon Yards consists of two 1920s Adams-Millis hosiery factory buildings in downtown High Point, next to Truist Point (baseball stadium). The property is named after the Congdon family, founders of Old Dominion Freight Line of Thomasville. Congdon Yards isn't the first time these old multistory brick buildings have been repurposed into event spaces and for other uses. In 2010, I attended a wedding at "The Loft at Union Square," which I believe is now "The Loft" at Congdon Yards: https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-loft-at-union-square-high-point The current incarnation of Congdon Yards opened in phases beginning in late 2020. The first building, branded as "Plant Seven," opened in spring 2021. The second building, The Factory, opened on June 12, 2023. Here are photos from the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CtZSX6cu3WM To tell them apart, The Factory is the all-brick building with the green "Congdon Yards" water tower and "High Point - NC" smokestack outside. The Loft is located on the fourth floor of The Factory. There are a multitude of rooms and event spaces, designed for weddings, parties, business meetings, lectures/presentations, etc. There are also public common areas, a cafe, a restaurant, offices, and "The Generator." The Generator provides access to industrial-grade woodworking machines for niche projects, an obvious nod to High Point, "the furniture capital of the world." The cafe is called Lil's Coffee Bar. It's located at "The Commons" in Plant Seven. It's only open Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm. The restaurant is called Earl's Landing. It's located on the first floor of The Factory. It's fine dining; open Monday-Saturday for dinner only and Sunday for brunch only. In general, Congdon Yards is a nice upgrade to High Point's downtown scene, which continues to evolve thanks to Business High Point-Chamber of Commerce, the HP365 nonprofit, state grants, and private donations and investments. It's well done and similar to a lot of other popular and successful revitalization projects around the country, where "historic" buildings have been restored and adapted for modern mixed use. Like those developments, the Congdon Yards designers did a good job blending contemporary elements into the old factory spaces while preserving their rustic feel. For more info on Pepper Moon Catering, check out their Yelp page here (I left them a review too): https://www.yelp.com/biz/pepper-moon-catering-greensboro

Owner very unprofessional. She never answers emails . Also contract is very contradicting! One part…read moresays cancellations within 60 days aren't able to get any kind of refund and another says no refund at all . If you pick this location don't pay upfront the whole cost because it doesn't matter what happens in life she won't give a single dime back . Remember hearing on the news the groom who lost his bride in an accident and she died but the venue wouldn't give him his money back ? This is how this lady does business too . No refunds for what ever reason !!!!

Our experience at the villa was wonderful!…read more Everything was beyond my expectation, the staff was so helpful, and the chalkboard wall turned out beautiful!

Nice venue in an old house. We were there for a welcome party/rehearsal dinner. Rooms are well laid…read moreout. Staff was friendly. Having more than one bathroom would've been nice, but there was really never a wait. Pizza and gelato were both good.

What a beautiful wedding we had at The Harmon House for my niece!!! Such a lovely house and quaint…read morebackyard. Very reasonably priced for a small wedding. Emily was amazing to work with and the magical day happened with no stress. Look forward to our next event at The Harmon House soon!